Kwak runs away with 4A girls golf district title

MARYSVILLE — Kamiak’s Renee Kwak shot a 37 on the back nine to finish with a round of 77 on Day 2 of the 4A District 1 girls golf tournament at Cedarcrest Golf Course on Tuesday.

Kwak finished with a two-day total of 155 to win the tournament and lead a contingent of six Knights golfers to qualify for state. Kwak’s 155 was 16 strokes better than second-place finisher and teammate Hannah Lee (171). Kwak and Lee will be joined at state by teammates Katherine Choi (172), Simran Handa (177), Olivia Kim (180) and Shawnna Cabanday (184) as the Knights shoot for their first state championship since 2007.

Lake Stevens is sending three golfers to state in Mak Sundvor (172), Anna Lundquist (177) and Julia Elton (182).

At Cedarcrest G.C.

18 holes, par 70

State qualifiers: Renee Kwak (Kam) 155, Hannah Lee (Kam) 171, Mak Sundvor (LS) 172, Katherine Choi (Kam) 172, Anna Lundquist (LS) 177, Simran Handa (Kam) 177, Olivia Kim (Kam) 180, Marli Koba (Mar) 180, Emmi Modahl (Arl) 181, Leah Shin (Jac) 181, Julia Elton (LS) 182, Shawnna Cabanday (Kam) 184.

Other individual results: Arlington: Madi Grogan 186, Natalie Mackey 197; Edmonds-Woodway: Kiana Miou 209, Carson Harvey 207, Kathryn Schalk 212; Jackson: Serena Nguyen 207; Lake Stevens: Ivy Jacobsen 196, Amanda Mirante 186; Lynnwood: Vicki Lee 192, Thu Nguyen 194, Gladys Mwangi 211, Cathy Nguyen 214; Monroe: Jamie Hawkins 210; Mount Vernon: Darby Hewitt 201, Alyssa Evans 192, Carly Patrick 185, Rebecca Housch 206, Alisyn Schmidt 196; Snohomish: Emily Roberts 186, Kailee Mydske 196, Gracie Elliott 199, Katie Brandvold 206, Annika Roberts 226.

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